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Radiographic anatomy and barium sulfate transit time of the gastrointestinal tract of the leopard tortoise (Testudo pardalis)

Taylor et al., 1996

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12043669164472412874
Author
Taylor S
Citino S
Zdziarski J
Bush R
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Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine

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Six adult (three female and three male) leopard tortoises (Testudo pardalis) were studied to document the radiographic anatomy of the gastrointestinal tract and the transit time of barium sulfate. Tortoises were chemically immobilized with succinylcholine and dosed orally …
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